The Greatest Showman

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Life in the Bronx is full of challenges; the life of a homeless person in the Bronx is even more perilous.

Before deciding to experience life in the Bronx as a homeless man, Renly had other options in mind.

One is that according to the setting of the "detached" male protagonist, Renly does not need to be a teacher, and only needs to enter the school and observe those students as a bystander, which is enough; the other is Moving to the Bronx for a while, not just for the first two weeks before filming, but for the entire filming that followed, was really integrated into the day-to-day of the whole area.

Considering that Henry was not a tramp, but an authentic teacher. Both of these solutions are more role-friendly, relatively safer, and, most importantly, simpler.

However, this time is different.

Renly is not experiencing a character's life, nor is he trying to figure out a character's process as a methodist or an experientialist; what Renly needs is to observe as a bystander, to integrate into the Bronx as an ordinary person. From this perspective, life, on the contrary, needs to be separated from Henry's character itself and the desperate and painful state of the character, and feel the living conditions of the local residents in a more objective, subjective, vivid and closer way. Especially teenagers.

This is one of them, but there is one more important thing to consider.

"Fast and Furious 5" is in full swing, and it is still the best box office work so far in the summer season. The movie's posters are all over the streets, and there is a movie theater in the next block. As for the single poster, it appears in the original appearance of "Renly Hall", which will more or less attract some attention. If a riot is caused, it will deviate even more from the original intention, but instead disturb the rhythm of the residents' life and cause unnecessary trouble.

While Renly isn't yet a top star like Tom Cruise, he's not an unknown unknown.

After comprehensive consideration, Renly chose the homeless lifestyle. He knew the difficulties and challenges he was about to face, as well as the consequences and implications of his choices, but after experiencing the uproar of the past period and surrounded by the spotlight of the media, Renly was full of desire for performances, and his mind renewed It evokes everything that I experienced while filming "My Cancer Me", the hunger/thirst that drives Renly into the preparations for "Transcendence" impatiently.

This excitement and anticipation flowing in the blood is burning.

Even with the mental preparation, even with the boundless expectations, the real life of the Bronx is far beyond imagination, giving Renly a heavy blow.

That night five days ago, he managed to occupy a spot at McDonald's, curled up on the sofa by the window, and fell asleep. In the middle of the night, he was woken up by a fragmentary sound, looking at the dark blue sky outside the window. The ruined scene, dazedly looking for the source of the sound.

Then, he saw the gunfire in the night, like a firework, but it didn't look gorgeous at all, just a fist-sized one, and it was fleeting.

The sound was different from the one heard in the movie. It was as dull as a heavy hammer. Even if it was a random "bangbang" sound, it didn't make any waves. Not like a shooting that can take a vulnerable life.

Neither mighty nor majestic.

The sound rang randomly for a while, and then fell silent, like a ship sailing on the sea in the middle of the night. Shui Bo Cen Cen, but the night is quiet. Everyone knew that something had happened, but the calm in front of him could not see any waves, so he waited uneasily.

One minute, five minutes, the passage of time seemed to lose its meaning, and then I saw two black people running hurriedly, covered in blood, cheeks, hands, and clothes were all covered with large tracts of blood plasma, like a bereaved dog, fleeing in a hurry . The figure just quickly passed by the door of McDonald's, and disappeared into the rich night in an instant, as if it had never appeared. But Renly knew that he had no dazzling eyes.

That night ended like that, a bit anticlimactic; but the next day, Renly saw the news, "Seven killed and fourteen injured in a gang fight in the Bronx." Until then, Renly Only really understood the Bronx.

In this area, in an area that seems to have nothing to do with Manhattan, no one cares about the future, no one cares about dreams, no one cares about freedom, and no one cares about the meaning of life. Survival is their most important priority. Task. Not just the warmth of the night, not just the satiety of the next meal, but a real threat to life.

After going through all this, and looking at the street girl just now, life seems to have become gentle in an instant. The gentleness hidden in the roughness and cruelty reveals a biting coldness and indifference.

Renly couldn't imagine what it was like to live in such an environment, and even less what it was like to grow up in such an environment. Whenever hope arises, it is smothered, suppressed, and even hope never existed. Those fresh and young souls have been riddled with holes and experienced vicissitudes, even more than two lifetimes. Renly goes a step further.

It's just that they didn't settle down after a thousand trials and tribulations, but they were stillborn before they had time to work hard or look forward to it. That's a bunch of kids who can't yet be called "men and women", that

It is a group of teenagers who haven't seen the whole picture of the world, a group of blind people who do not have the ability to judge themselves, and a group of immature souls who can't find an exit.

In the United States, the crime rate of blacks has always been high, so the white middle class began to accuse blacks of lack of education, lack of discipline, and lack of organization. The chance of shooting at the time of the incident.

In fact, this is a complex and serious social issue, which affects many aspects such as economy, education, culture and historical inheritance. When society refuses to give more tolerance, the growth environment of those black teenagers cannot be changed, and then a vicious circle is formed, which leads to a high crime rate. The Bronx is a typical representative.

Among them, the lack of education is undoubtedly one of the important links. The lack of family education, the prevarication of school education, the neglect of social education, the younger generation of blacks are facing round after round of confusion and confusion. Not only African-Americans, but also the regional gap brought about by the wealth gap, Latinos, Italians, Asians, etc. living in the Bronx.

In the "detached" script, the real thematic core is not race. Tony and Carl enriched the racial elements of the students, including Asian, Latino and African American characters, but locked the focus on white people. The essential significance is still to tell the profound impact of the gap between the rich and the poor and the lack of education on the younger generation, as well as the profound impact on society.

It can even be understood that the schools shaped by the script and the messages conveyed by the characters are enlightenments to the current state of American education.

Renly is a little fortunate, fortunate that he has chosen to be a homeless person, and has come into contact with a real Bronx, which is also in danger and danger. The urgency and fear of hanging one's head on the belt of his trousers, his step-by-step and careful attitude toward life, are the most essential things.

He casually bundled his clothes, wrapped the camera tightly, and threw it into the sackcloth next to him without hesitation. Two or three young women began to appear one after another.

Women, this term is not accurate because they are girls. Even younger than the girl who was extorted by Da Lala just now. They looked like they were only twelve or thirteen years old, and they might have just graduated from elementary school.

But at this time, they were dressed in heavy makeup, wearing colorful wigs, wearing suspenders such as leopard print and lattice, with shorts such as red and lemon yellow, and black net socks underneath, with a pair of dusty smells. Perfect stud booties.

The immature faces were covered with poor makeup, and then they cheerfully accused each other of the poor makeup, took out cotton pads, tried to wipe off the heavy makeup, and then repainted.

Renly knew that they were all dicks/prostitutes. Because they are under age, they cannot go to bars or billiards and other fixed places to find customers. They can only linger on the streets, or take the bus, looking for customers who are worth starting with, or customers who are interested in them. The price of a night is not fixed at all, it could be fifty dollars, it could be a sandwich, it could be a punch.

Looking at them, Ren Li's eyes flashed a hint of unbearable disgust. He is not a saint, nor is he Jesus, but the moral bottom line is burning in the stomach.

"What, are you interested?" An enchanting voice came from his ear, and when he turned his head, he could see a young girl. With wheat-colored skin and waterfall-like black hair, he should look Latino, about fourteen years old, and his face hidden under heavy makeup is not very real.

That ambiguous look is seducing/attracting Renly, and if that's not obvious enough, her right hand is vaguely feeling Renly's arm, which is direct enough.

Renly couldn't help feeling absurd, how desperate she was to find the tramp. Of course, Renly also knew that many homeless people actually had some background, and it was no problem to go to a prostitute.

"Are you sure the foundation on your left eye is thick enough?" Renly said disdainfully, tearing his hoarse voice. Under the foundation was a bruise. After speaking, Renly ignored the little girl and dragged his sackcloth across the zebra crossing under the traffic lights.

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